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:06:02
why you prefer the post
of a country governess
to your position here.

:06:05
- Can you not, Miss Pinkerton?
- And you feel quite ready to leave us?

:06:13
I'm glad to hear it.
Then good day to you,
Miss Sharp.

:06:17
Good day.
:06:29
Oh, Miss Pinkerton?
:06:32
Am I not to have
myJohnson's dictionary?

:06:35
Very well.
Here you are.

:06:37
Treat it as a symbol of the education
we have given you.

:06:40
I certainly will,
Miss Pinkerton.

:06:43
Bye.!
:06:54
Silly old trout.
She doesn't know a word of French,
though she's too proud to admit it.

:06:59
Vive la France.!
:07:01
Vive Napoleon!
:07:03
Becky, how can you be
so wicked and vengeful?

:07:05
And why not?
In all the years I spent there,

:07:08
I only ever knew
kind words from you.

:07:11
Revenge may be wicked,
but it's perfectly natural.

:07:14
Perhaps it is.
But you're wrong to make me say so.

:07:17
Never mind that.
Let's talk ofhow I'm to spend
my precious week of freedom.

:07:22
My first priority
is to form an opinion
of Captain Osborne.

:07:25
I take that duty
very seriously, you know.

:07:28
It will not tax you.
George is quite perfect.

:07:31
- And so he should be. And your parents?
- Get on there.!

:07:34
I must confess
I'm a little nervous of them.

:07:36
Just be yourself
and everyone will love you.
I do.

:07:39
- Tell me more about your brother.
- Jos?

:07:42
There's nothing to add
to what you already know.

:07:46
He's home on leave from India.
The position is a fine one.

:07:50
It has made him rich.
:07:53
But I'm afraid his life is a lonely one.
:07:56
If only he were married.

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